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In the sixth episode, Eve and Sara are celebrating a less-empowering International Women's Day after the backlash Meghan Markle and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon received for being transparent. They also dissect male authors' medically-unapproved perspectives on female anatomy. Along the way, the girls discuss tabloid journalism ethics and if the pandemic has set us a few steps back in feminism. Instagrams: @evemoloney @saraelbashir_

The girls are back after the Winter break with a lot of fresh news to catch up on, and even realise some things have not changed. In the first episode of the second season, the girls discuss Armie Hammer's shocking scandal, L.A. influencers in the wild and how British TV just can't get it right when it comes to discussing race. Instagram: @evemoloney @saraelbashir_

In the fourth episode, Eve and Sara speak about the phenomenon that is said to structure a woman's life, how outdated medical practices scare them for the future and their journey in journalism so far. Along the way, they talk Tik Tok psychologists, changed perceptions of feminism and what it means to be successful in life. Instagrams: @evemoloney @saraelbashir_ 

In this special Halloween edition, the girls discuss the implications and blurred lines of cultural appropriation in Halloween costumes, government tools to oppress women and the possibility of a no-natural birth society. Along the way, they talk a Ted Bundy revelation, modern witch hunts and access to birth control. Instagram: @evemoloney @saraelbashir_

In this second episode, Eve and Sara discuss the difficulties of cancelling your celebrity idols, how Jacinda Arden is setting the standard for leading a nation and possible normalised sexism in educational institutions. Along the way, they also dive into COVID regulations and controversial pro-life debates. Instagram: @evemoloney @saraelbashir_

For the first episode, Eve and Sara discuss the need for women-specific news, effective techniques to combat mansplaining and the dangers of explicit Tik Tok content on young girls. Along the way, they also dive into the controversial topic of unisex bathrooms, JK Rowling and the problems with celebrity culture. Instagram: @evemoloney @saraelbashir_